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Bryan wore a bow tie made from leftover Christmas ribbon.
He sat at a table at Melinda's home in Brentwood, California and waited for the Thanksgiving meal to be served.
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A bird had expired in the shore of Elkhorn Slough in Moss Landing, California.
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Pier 1 viewed from above. This photograph was taken from the back of the Hyatt Regency hotel.
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An Orangutan, at the San Francisco Zoo, having just eaten an orange, used a stick as a toothpick for clean teeth.
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Back in 1974, a gorilla sat in an enclosure at San Francisco Zoo. That gorilla appeared to be lost in thought.
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Bryan And Terry posed flanked by Terry's parents, Gloria and Stan.
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A horse was rigged with the accouterments of drayage. The horse appeared weary of such work, perhaps having done so over many years.
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Denver posed and smiled inside a clown's smile at the Enchanted Forest, a theme park, in Turner, Oregon.
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Denver posed by peeking through a painting.
The effect was to make her appear to be a short person, wearing suspenders, and waving at the camera.
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A mechanical card holder
was built from a wood cut puzzle. It sat on a shelf in front of fake emu feet and waited to be opened.
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A Brachiosaurus
was built from a wood cut puzzle. It rested on a short bookcase and waited for a plant or flower to eat.
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The PC-style keyboard built into the body of an old Macbook Pro. Notice that the space-bar has a worn spot.
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This was the second of two gingerbread houses built for Christmas. It too was too fragile to pack away for next Christmas, so became
a leftover decoration.
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In advance of Christmas, one third of the household cups were set aside in a cardboard box to make room for the Christmas cups that would be unpacked along with the lights, tree, and ornaments. After Christmas, after receiving cups as gifts, the cabinet was
too full to accept this pre-season overflow.
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A ziplock bag was filled with string and ribbon leftover from unwrapped Christmas Gifts. These dregs may find use
over the year as birthday presents will need to be wrapped.
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Two kids played basket ball at the end of an Alley in the North Beach Neighborhood of San Francisco.
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An Apple Mac keyboard with the classic PC arrangement of keys.
The caplock key and the control key were reversed, and the escape key was not a standard key size.
This keyboard was unused, but could be plugged into a Mac Mini, an iMac, or a Mac Pro.
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A spare Sun Microsystems keyboard stood on end beside a closet door and waited to become needed.
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This was one of two gingerbread houses built for Christmas. It was too fragile to pack away for next Christmas, so became
a leftover decoration.
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A young boy inside a parked car gazed out at the passing tourists and their fancy cameras.
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The magic button, for the 2017 How Weird Street Faire in San Francisco, was an actual campaign button.
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A girl dressed in pink climbed on a green carved statue of a parrot.
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A Sun Microsystems keyboard was in use as the keyboard for a 2012 Mac Pro. An identical Sun Microsystems keyboard (not shown) was
in use as the keyboard for a Sun Microsystems Ultra 2500 computer.
Notice that the Control and Caplocks keys were in the correct positions, and the escape key was a regular key size.
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A bright yellow tent peg was used to mark water access. This helped prevent tree pruners and playing children from
breaking that water access.
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A cup was placed upside down on one of the cabinet shelves in the kitchen.
Had it been right-side-up, it would have read, "Rawr! Means I Love You in dinosaur."
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